Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-24

with her friend Miss Pratt, near
Waynesboro', Augusta county.
Mr.. J. II. Riddick, former Rich
mondcr, now of Memphis, Tenn, is on
a visit to friends in this city. This is
the first visit Mr.. Riddick has paid
Richmond in thirty years.
Mr.. II. A. Brock has been elected
secretary of the Southern Historical
Society, TO succeed DR.. j. William
Jones, who has removed from the city.
Mr. Brock has for years been the sec
rotary of the Virginia Historical So
ciety, a position in which he has dis
played great ability and energy, and
which he will continue TO fill. Our
Confederate papers pass from good
hands into good hands.
Rev. W. c. Biting, pastor of Mount
Morris Baptist church, New York, but
formerly of Richmond, writes to 4
friend in this city under date of Cha
monk, July 9th. that he has had de-
lightful trip thus far, visiting London,
Antwerp, Brussels, Cologne, Bonn,
Heidelberg, Lucerne, Milan, Inter
hckon, and Martigny. He has walked
a great deal, thereby getting better
view Of the country through which he
has passed.
The daughter of Attorney-Gcneral
Ayers, who recently died of diphtheria
at their home in Scott county, was
about twelve years of age, and was
most lovablc little Indy. MIR. Ayers
has heart ever open TO all who are i'll
trouble and distress. and TO him the
| sympathies of great public will 90 in
this his hour of sore affection. lie was
called home when the serious illness Of
the child appeared, but will return here
this week, having official duties to per
form for which private cares must be
put aside.
On Thursday evening last there was
a brilliant gathering Of young people at
| Major CARRIERS country home, Ingle-
| side. the occasion being complimentary
to Mrs. CARRIERS niece, Miss Nelson, OF
Nashville. Tenn. The rustic summer
houses and many little hooks and cor
ners peculiar to this lovely place were
made doubly attractive 10y the soft light
Of japanese lanterns. Among the
guests were two nicces OF Major Gar
| Der, Misses Augusta and Christine Har-
man, of Stanton Miss Zarka Soco-
yisch, of Brooklyn, y. l., and Misses
| Brock, Lay, Ford, Ross, Powers, Plea
SAINTS Gordon, Hobby, CABOT, Rogers,
Parker, Lathrop, Armistead. Christian,
Dopoott. Dcane, Morton, White, An
dIcWs. Williams, and Bacon.
McSsrs. Patterson, Powers, Ander-
son, Chaplin, Talley, Peasants, Cham
bin, Spotswood, Bryan, Tucker, Pc
gram, Moncre. Stacy, Nolan, Rose
Sheppard. terGusoh; Mayo ChIs'mn'
Hmmon' FOX, FcrrclI. Alison Moor,
Aailorty. stem, and Mallory.
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week ending July I'D l.. {. Buckncr,
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